Remember these

[elk hunter]

I guess to some it would be history, but as for myself I lived it and see it as a memory of a better time. Keep on collecting.

[Cowboy T]

Actually, I'd probably honor the old ammo by using it to take some game animals (its intended purpose), then reload the brass in the original box until that box finally wears out. In the process, that brass would be well cared for to extend its useful life for as long as possible.

[elk hunter]

Actually, I'd probably honor the old ammo by using it to take some game animals (its intended purpose), then reload the brass in the original box until that box finally wears out. In the process, that brass would be well cared for to extend its useful life for as long as possible.

And that is exactly what happened with these. There is only a few of the original cases left and they have been reloaded several times. That old box and the ammo brings back memories of me and my Grandpa hunting in Converse Basin or McKinzey ridge or the old Millwood logging town.

[hambam105]

Those might have been like good calibers back in the like olden days.
But my buddy's dad says like old bullets like those will like just bounce off
a killer hog or like a mad male deer at like 1,000 yards or something.